COVID-19 is reshaping life as we know it. But for one group, the changes may feel pretty familiar.

Sometimes, you meet a patient that just inspires you. That's the case with 13-year old Kaleb Merola.

Recently a patient called us with a question about his explanation of benefits from Medicare. He is concerned that Medicare is going to r...

I admit, I have a soft spot for Travis Mills. There's so much about his story that's inspiring. From the sense of duty that drove him to ...

Over a long career of serving amputee patients, one thing I've always found to be true is that care may not always be convenient, but con...

Scoliosis, a condition in which the spine curves sideways in an S or C shape, affects roughly 3% of the population of the US. While it is...

Every year for Limb Loss Awareness Month (April), the Amputee Coalition shares information related to limb loss. One stat that’s striking...

Every year, scientists and engineers find new ways to deliver prosthetic advancements that improve the lives of more and more amputees. This

There’s not a great deal of clarity around the outlook for those with limb loss, but there are some issues that bear watching in the months

Winter’s long, dark nights, snow and cold, and treacherous driving and walking can be a challenge for anybody. But for below-the-knee amp...

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month -- a time to call attention to a disease that affects 1 in every 11 Americans. It’s also a ...

When you lose a limb, you learn to roll with the punches and develop a sense of humor. Just in time for Halloween, here are some of our favo

National Disability Employment Month started in 1945 when Congress declared the first week in October "National Employ the Physically Han...

Our patients come in, meet with our team, discuss their needs and goals, we do some evaluation and measurement, and then POOF! A new prosthe

I'll keep this short and sweet. This is for all my patients, friends of patients, family of patients and any others concerned with the well-

Much has been made of robots eventually subjugating humans. But it's far more exciting to think about how robots can make humans more human.

The first Invictus Games kick off, celebrating the achievements of those who have suffered limb loss. Meanwhile, in Washington, new Medicare

As we mark Limb Loss Awareness Month, nothing shines a brighter light on the spirit of amputee achievement than two of the finishers in yest

April is Limb Loss Awareness Month, and it's an opportunity to shine a light on a subject that is often uncomfortable for people to discuss.

The inaugural Invictus Games, an international sporting event for wounded, injured and sick Service personnel founded and supported by En...